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Trampoline is a London-based specialist in data analysis and visualisation for business communities. Our lightning-fast, flexible platform turns complex data
Overview
Employees
11-50
Founded date
2003
Mentions in press and media 16
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| Nov 10, 2011 | A year later the Prime Minister returns to East London's 'Tech City' | Well, it’s exactly a year on from the UK Prime Minister’s speech in Shoreditch which fired the starting gun on what the government decided to call “Tech City“, a cluster of tech companies it had recognised were growing organically in East L... |
| Feb 10, 2011 | Podio, the connected work platform, secures $4m in Series A round | Podio, which describes itself as a connected work platform, has secured $4m in Series A funding. Sunstone Capital led the round and the investment is said be used to further develop Podio’s product and to hire “key employees”. A sort of col... |
| Sep 2, 2010 | Look out Yammer – Podio emerges with full business social network | When Danish entrepreneur Tommy Ahlers sold his ‘social phonebook’ ZYB to Vodafone in 2008 for €31 million and joined the company, it didn’t seem like he would stay forever at such a slow-moving corporate entity. And sure enough he has now l... |
| Aug 11, 2009 | Trampoline's Crowdfunding Idea Jump Starts Investors | Everyone knows how hard it is to raise funding right now. But the European VC market has been even more abysmal than the US one of late, with first round fundings thin on the ground and down-rounds aplenty. So one startup has decided to jum... |
| Aug 11, 2009 | Trampoline jumps the VC ship for crowdfunding and closes a round in a fortnight | Everyone knows how hard it is to raise funding right now. But the European VC market has been even more abysmal than the US one of late, with first round fundings thin on the ground and down-rounds aplenty. So one startup has decided to jum... |
| Aug 5, 2008 | Government workers want social tools – but the IT dept doesn't get it | Huddle has done a study on the interest in social networks inside government departments and found that, well, they just don’t “get it”. At least the managers don’t, but the workers do. Their Social Collaboration in Public Sector study was ... |
| Jul 30, 2008 | Now we have Silicon Roundabout — where else are London’s existing, organic tech hubs? | It’s weird how ideas get a certain zeitgeist. Last night at around 1am I put up my idea for a tech hub – a physical cluster for startups, probably a building or a set of buildings not unlike the converted Guinness warehouses in Dublin used ... |
| Apr 24, 2008 | The Enterprise Social Network, Auto-Generated And Visually Mapped | Making social networks work inside companies is a difficult task. Who wants to update their “status” to tell everyone what they are working on, or have to tag things manually? We’ll do that for our friends on Facebook, but for our co-worker... |
| Apr 24, 2008 | The British Are Coming… Back Soon | Along with a bunch of other European firms exhibiting at Web 2 Expo this week (including 20 from Ireland) were a group of 21 UK startups selected from over 100 applicants by TechCrunch UK, working in conjunction with the UK government. Anno... |
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FAQ about Trampoline Systems
When was Trampoline Systems founded?
Trampoline Systems was founded in 2003.
What has the press written about Trampoline Systems?
Parsers VC has collected 16 articles mentioning Trampoline Systems, among them “A year later the Prime Minister returns to East London's 'Tech City'” (Nov 10, 2011) and “Podio, the connected work platform, secures $4m in Series A round” (Feb 10, 2011).
Is Trampoline Systems still active?
Yes, Trampoline Systems is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Dec 19, 2011.